Coping with a Serious Data Loss from your Computer Hard DriveWritten by Darryl Peddle
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Data recovery specialists are innovative problem solvers. Often, application of basic common sense, when no-one else is in any condition to apply it, is beginning of journey towards data recovery. The data recovery specialist draws on a wealth of experience, married to a "never say die" attitude, and a comprehensive tool kit of problem-solving procedures. Successful recovery outcomes hinge on a combination of innovative logistics, applied problem-solving, and "technology triage," process of stabilizing an affected system quickly, analyzing and treating its wounds, and preparing it for surgery. The triage process sets priorities, such as targeting which files are needed first or which are absolutely vital to functioning of business, and establishes whether files might be recovered in less structured formats (such as text-only), which may be desirable when time is crucial. The art and science of professional data recovery can spell difference between a business' success or its failure. Before that level of intervention is required, though, users can take steps to ensure that probability of a data loss disaster is minimized. Basic to any business technology plan is a regular fire-drill procedure. Back-up routines may be in place, staff may assigned to specific roles, hardware and software may be configured - but, if user isn't completely sure that everything works way it should, a data loss event is inevitable. Having adequate, tested, and current backups in place is critical. A hardware breakdown should not be compounded by human error - if malfunctioning drive is critical, task of dealing with it should go to a data recovery professional. Just as data loss disasters are rooted in a combination of mechanical failure and human error, so, too, data recovery solution lies in a creative marriage of technological and human. The underlying philosophy of successful data recovery is that technology is something to be used by human beings, not something that uses us.

Name: Darryl Peddle Company: CBL Technologies, Canada Author description: Darryl Peddle is an Internet Marketing Specialist with CBL Technologies, one of the largest data recovery specialists in the world. Website: http://www.cbltech.com
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With cost-effective solutions that are flexible, scalable, reliable and easy to manage, NextWest delivers uncompromising quality and features resulting in some of fastest ROI times in industry. NextWest’s award winning PCXi and NextContact Call Center Solutions are backed by world class service and support of NextWest Certified Engineers. For more information about NextWest Business Phone Systems, IP Phone Systems, Advanced Voicemail, Conferencing Solutions, ACD, Reliable VoIP ( Voice over IP ), Advanced IP Predictive Dialers, IP Telephony, Blended Call Center Solutions, VoIP Call Center Systems, VoIP Phone Systems, IVR, Auto Attendants, CTI, Advanced PBX Features, NextWest PCXi, NextContact or any of our industry specific solutions call 1-877-I-GO-NEXT (446-6398), or visit our website at http://www.nextwest.com . About ACCE CMP Media’s Converging Communications Group (CCG) produces five trade events each year covering hottest topics driving telecommunications industry. These events, including Call Center Demo & Conference, cover convergence and broadening application of CTI technologies, Internet Telecom revolution, customer relationship management, evolution of traditional call centers into web-based, multimedia contact centers, and use of old economy customer service standards in online transactions. CCG Expos take a leadership role in defining and redefining future of telecommunications. http://www.CMPevents.com For information on CMP Media, Converging Communications Group events and related properties, visit http://www.CallCenterDemo.com, http://www.CCDemoWest.com , http://www.CCDemo.com, or http://www.CMPevents.com. Press and analysts interested in attending events should contact Marci Silverman (212) 600-3326, msilverman@CMP.com.

NextWest, Inc., headquartered in Tucson, AZ., is a leading manufacturer of IP-based business telecommunications and contact center systems. Our rock-solid, fully-integrated, IP and converged communications systems help small to mid-sized businesses, government agencies and other institutions to meet their growing telecommunications needs.
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